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... TucCdayihr 6ih inft. was married Huntingdon, the Rev. Tho. ’l’rollope, Mifs Trollope. Saturday was married at Stamford, Mr. Franklin to Mils FoAcr, daughter to the late Mr. Fuller, attorney, of that place. fc'miight was married, at Lynn, Mr. Rich. Patrick ...
... Tefterday fe'ahifht Mr. Ward, married to Ferrert, of the fame place. Sunday Mr. William Burrell, printer, war married Mils Steward, daughter of the laic Mr. Steward, furgenn, and ooe of tire burgeOea o( thir corporation. A few days fioce a female for ...
... of the Weflern diflrith Sunday was married Sudbury, Mr. S. Barthrop. Quarter-mailer in the Suffolk Provifional Cavalry, to Mifs Matilda Sheppcrd ofTtinffall. Monday Mr. Farrer. brazier, of Lambeth, London, was married at Difs, to Mifs Mary Alger, daughter ...
... of Afh, was married to Mifs Cobbold, daughter of the Rev. Mr. CobboH, of this town. Thurfday was married Mr. Alex. Pain, to Mifs Potter, daughter the Rev. Rob. Potter, prebend of Norwich cathedral, and vicar of Loweftoft. Samcdav was married at Long Stratton ...
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... (Him Dec. 17. On the inftant the Rev. Henry Pearfon, L. L. B. of Jefus.collcge, Cambridge, was married to Mifs J. Arnold, daughter Dr. Arnold, phyfician, of Leicefter. Wednefday night laft Mr. Miles’s London waggon warehoufe, at the Si» Bells inn, in ...
... was married at Kirkton, Mr. Parkrt. fon of Mr. Parker, brewer, Mils Rdf.-, daughter of Mr. Chrifl. Rolfc, both of ibn town. The Mils Brome, married Mr. Elliott Cheapfide, the daughter of Mr. Edward Bronte Hempftead, and not of Rev. Mr. Brome late tof ...
... NORWICH, oa. It. . 1 TqeCiay Mr. Thos. Malfcy, ftU dyer, in St. I Margaret's, was married to Mifs Sufhcfd of Rlofitld. Tnurlday ended the Quarter Sefltons for the county of Norfolk, when John Fenn was found guilty in Healing t6 (heaves of wheat, the property ...
... Thurfday was married at Bungay, Mr. James Watfbn, plumber and glazier, to Mils '■' l. Pells. Tueiday died, after a few days iilnc:t, lamented his family and friends, the Rev. C’ofe, of this town, rcGor of Wetheringfet. Wednefday mqrni died, aged la-y ...
... Mjfsßnmton, Coyer* Garden Theatre, Ihortly to he married to Mr. Merry, the author Crt fcl Poente.— The apprehenfions which are entertained, and the alarms which have been attempted be circulated the fufajeft of the Commemoration Dinner, the . th of July ...
... Latdy was married at Semer, Mr. Tbos. Green, U> Mu. of that place. S irulnv was »arned, Mr. Edward Prentice, deal merchant in this town, to Mi 6 Sarah Girling. ...
... Laft week was married at Wtnwick, gentleman of Warrington, aged 80, to young buxom widow of Wigan, aged so! Tunfday died, Mrs. Lee, wife of Richard Aftan Lee, Efq. of Ingoldilborpe* in Norfolk. Sunday ft’nnight died Domogtoo in Lincoln- Ihire, Mrs. Gtxidwia ...